Located in Liverpool’s thriving Baltic Triangle—voted the “Coolest Place to Live” in the UK—Central Park is a landmark residential development at the heart of the city’s creative district.
A new standard in urban living offering 1-2-bedroom apartments and townhouses in Liverpool's creative district.
Central Park is a vibrant new residential development located in the heart of Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle—one of the UK’s fastest-growing digital and creative hubs. Positioned next to the Baltic Market and adjacent to the proposed new St James underground station, this prime location offers outstanding connectivity and lifestyle appeal, just a short walk from Liverpool ONE and the city’s iconic waterfront. The development features a mix of one- and two-bedroom energy-efficient apartments and townhouses, designed with sustainability and comfort in mind. Residents will benefit from a rooftop terrace, outdoor gym, landscaped private gardens, a bike store, underground car parking with EV charging, and access to the neighbouring One Baltic Square piazza and landscaped gardens. With on-site concierge services and smart eco-conscious features throughout, Central Park offers the perfect base for professionals looking to live, work, and unwind in Liverpool’s trendiest and most forward-thinking neighbourhood.
Tract Architecture (Designed), Falconer Chester Hall (Delivered)
Outdoor Gym Residents’ only gardens Rooftop Terrace 24/7 Concierge service & Residents’ app Underground parking, EV charging points & cycle spaces Access to neighbouring development One Baltic Square with landscaped piazza and gardens
Delivering strong returns in a sought-after location, Heap’s Mill represents a compelling investment opportunity in Liverpool’s vibrant Baltic Triangle.
+6% Projected Net Rental Return
+29.4% — Projected House Price Growth in the North West by 2029, the highest of all UK regions*
+17.6% Rental Growth Projection in the UK by 2026**
Liverpool is one of the UK’s most promising investment locations, driven by major regeneration projects transforming the city. Leading the way is the £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters scheme, just minutes from The Gateway, which will redevelop 150 acres of docklands into a sustainable, mixed-use waterfront, adding 3.3 million sq ft of commercial space alongside the new Everton Stadium, significantly expanding the city’s Commercial Business District.
Complementing this, the new Baltic Station—a £100 million government-approved project due for completion in 2027—will connect the vibrant Baltic Triangle with the wider city and beyond, further stimulating regeneration and enhancing accessibility in this dynamic area.
With property prices still below the national average, strong rental demand, and a rich cultural and historical backdrop, Liverpool offers investors both immediate value and long-term potential.